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I know it was YOU who sent me the new Benjamin Discovery because no one else knew I was really curious to try one and only YOU knew I was going to order one even though you suggested a MAXIMUS instead because you knew I like wood stock instead. I was REALLY wondering WHY you insisted that I wait...

Welcome aboard and that has got to be one of the nicest Crosman 1077 I have seen with the wooden stock. Looks to be good shooting too. I had one years ago but it was plastic and was a fun gun to shoot. Mine liked the Crosman wadcutters. Coolest thing is that you can buy the extra magazine...

Welcome aboard and I can tell you that your screen name will be fitting really quickly! Walt

Whoops not quite done yet... Please don't make any further mention of any sort of firearms here even rimfires because this is an airgun forum and you mention you want to get some respect and wondering how much money you have to invest to get some? and put your other four toes in the water? Then...

I don't think you will be beating ANYONE HERE ON THIS AGN FORUM anytime soon with a Crosman F4 if you are the competitive one upmanship using inferior equipment that defies logic kind of guy and IMHO it is not worth putting any money into it and suggest you buy a better airgun at least something...

They look like a cross between the H&N Field Target Trophys and the JSB Express but aren't relabeled variants of those because they are apparently made in Spain. From PA site- https://www.pyramydair.com/s/p/Winchester_177_Cal_Pellets_9_8_Grains_Round_Nose_500ct/1036#Reviews Thank you for any...

I would sure like to hear how these Korean heavy pellets do ballistically because they seem to shoot accurately at long range such as 100 yards and beyond in high powered PCP guns with German and Korean barrels- Seneca .22 Cal, 28.5 Grains, Domed, 125ct they apparently are relabeled Eun Jins or...

"I'd even shave my legs for this badboy" JUNGLE LOVE!!! 😁 Walt

Keep them suggestions and comments coming thanks much appreciated! Walt

Pretty darn harsh on scopes for sure. A good number of casualties from different manufacturers. I have to concur with suggesting a Weaver V16 which held up so far over the years on mine after going many other brands as some others had mentioned. I also recommend UTG picatinny drooper mounts and...

When I checked Optics Planet site it said they were out of stock. Keep the suggestions coming, thank you. Walt

My next gun would more than likely be a 22 caliber Seneca Aspen based on what I read about how easy they are to pump compared to a hand pump. Walt

Not in the case of the $30 Beeman P17 which is also made in China. Walt

That sounds like a really good price for a multi shot PCP gun. A thing of concern would be the fiddly magazines. Interesting to hear what others have to say especially who own these guns about reliablity and accuracy. Walt

Thank you Joe, I watched some of your very entertaining videos, I can appreciate a real no B.S. straight up kind of guy. +1 for you Joe and thank you. What would you recommend as other alternatives similar to Leupold? Just asking. I can live with 80% close. Don't like junk. Walt

You shouldn't buy an RWS 54 if you had actually gotten that great deal for the 2 Air Arms guns on the classifieds which WAS TWO OF THEM FOR $1300.00 which someone just came out from nowhere to scoop them both up. Just the Gallahad alone was worth $1300.00. Now on back to the RWS 54... Walt

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You shouldn't buy one if you don't want one of the most accurate spring guns to shoot at 50 yards and past that which would give some PCPs a good run for their money. You shouldn't buy one if you don't want to end up being really lazy because you don't need to try hard to hit your targets...

How do they both compare against each other? Besides the difference in price? TIA Walt

I noticed there are variances and bugs from the early on guns and am wondering if anyone has a current one? Probably won't keep it pumped up past 3000psi since I would think the seals would be overly stressed. I would also guess that the sweet spot would be starting from around 3000psi anyway...